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Levels Custom Apparel puts your logo on clothing, with embroidery and print for clubs, businesses, schools and individuals across the UK. We started in 2023 at the University of Edinburgh and are now based in Somerset. There is no minimum order: from one piece for embroidery and DTF print, and screen print from 30 pieces. You build your order online, see your logo on the garment and approve a proof before anything is made. Proofs come from 24 hours after ordering, and orders are made and sent from 48 hours once approved. Choose from workwear, polos, hoodies, T-shirts and more, from brands including AS Colour, Russell and Stanley/Stella. Samples are available on any garment, and team stores give clubs and businesses a shop of their own.
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Churchmoore Barn, Baltonsborough, BA6 8QT, Glastonbury, United Kingdom
- 07850 342245
- info@levelscustomapparel.com
- levelscustomapparel.com
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